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  • Communities Strategy Promises a New Approach

    Communities Strategy Promises a New Approach

    29 October 2025

    Sheffield City Council’s new Communities Strategy sets out how they will work in a different way with all of the city’s communities over the next decade. It marks a major step forward and new approach by recognising that communities are experts in their own lives and should be equal partners.

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  • Concerning the Future of Healthwatch

    Concerning the Future of Healthwatch

    15 July 2025

    Healthwatch Sheffield held a ‘Community Voices’ event recently celebrating all of Healthwatch Sheffield’s community partners, including our Advocacy service. It’s very concerning to hear media reports about the Government’s plans to close Healthwatch England. This would mean the closure of Healthwatch Sheffield and a great loss to our community!

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